Girl, it's been a long, long time comin' yes it has
But I, I know that it's been worth the wait yeah
Yeah
It feels like springtime in winter
It feels like Christmas in June
It feels like heaven has opened up it's gates for me and you yeah

And every time I close my eyes
I thank the Lord that I've got you (that I've got you) yeah
And you've got me too (you've got me too)
And every time I think of it, I pinch myself 'cause
I don't believe it's true yeah
That someone like you loves me too yeah

Eyy, yeah yea baby yeah

Ooh ouh girl, I think that you're truly somethin', yes you are, yes
And you're, you're every bit of a dream come true yes you are, yes
With you baby, (with you baby) it never rains and it's no wonder
The sun always shines when I'm near you
It's just a blessing that I have found somebody like you

And every time I close my eyes
I thank the Lord that I've got you (that I've got you) yeah
And you've got me too (you've got me too)
And every time I think of it, I pinch myself 'cause
I don't believe it's true yeah (oh baby)
That someone like you loves me too yeah

To think of all the nights, I've cried myself to sleep, yeah
You really oughtta know how much you mean to me (it's only right)
It's only right (you in my life) that you be in my life right here with me
Oh baby, baby yeah, yeah

I tell you girl every time I close my eyes
I thank the Lord that I've got you baby
And you've got me too baby (you've got me too)
And every time I think of it, I pinch myself 'cause
I don't believe it's true
That someone like you loves me too yeah ey yeaah hoo

Loves me too


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Every Time I Close My Eyes Lyrics as written by Kenneth B Edmonds Kenneth Edmonds

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    this song is one of the greatest slowjams ever!

    ashion May 27, 2002   Link
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    agreed! i love this song too damn much

    wackydeli3on February 01, 2005   Link
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    omfg no comments on nearly all of his songs?! im upset :( its such a sweet old song i miss listening to it. reminds me of all those good times with friends etc. boo hoos.

    noapplestodayon March 24, 2005   Link
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    i love this song. definently my fav slow jam

    wackydeli3on April 13, 2005   Link
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    too bad this one not given to boyzIImen :p they certainly take this song to many higher different levels. too good that kenny g helped this boyo. without his fine-sax, its just another radio hit.

    bleedingpegasuson September 11, 2005   Link
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    i deffff. love this song. it's old ya, but i just listened to it for the first time in a damn while && i fell in love with it again. probably only cause it reminds me of my bf.

    o7o4o7on November 23, 2007   Link

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